The three-pillar concept of environmental, economic, and social sustainability is widely
known in academia. Research on sustainable development has noted its complex nature …

Sustainable consumption and production is identified as one of the essential requirements
for sustainable development. Due to different economic conditions and socio-cultural factors …

Blockchain technology has gained global attention with potential to revolutionize supply
chain management and sustainability achievements. The few applied ongoing use cases …

Industry 5.0 has introduced a novel interpretation of sustainable supply chains (SSCs) that
emphasizes the importance of building a transparent and trustworthy network that can be …

Abstract Food Supply Chains (FSCs) are among the essential services in a pandemic.
Perishable food supply chains (PFSC) perform under higher risks as they struggle against …

The transition to the circular economy (CE) creates value through the closed‐loop systems,
reverse logistics, product life cycle management, and clean production in terms of corporate …

Industry 4.0 initiatives can influence whole business system via transforming the means the
products are designed, produced, delivered and discarded. Industry 4.0 is relatively novel to …

Achieving sustainable supply chain performance in a multi-tier manufacturing supply chain
to curtail the non-environmental-friendly practices is one of the most significant challenges …

Logistics is a crucial function for any organisation. In the scenario of a pandemic or other
disruptions, the role of logistics becomes even more important. Digitalisation of logistics and …

Due to increased customer knowledge and ecological pressures from markets and various
stakeholders, business organizations have emphasized the importance of greening and …